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Share this article Share this article BURLINGAME, Calif., April 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The California Society of CPAs (CalCPA) honored eight top women in the accounting profession during its 2021 Women to Watch Awards hosted during its long-running Women s Leadership Forum called Elevate on April 23, 2021. The annual Women to Watch Awards recognize female CPAs and financial professionals across all stages of their careers for their leadership, community and public service, advocacy, mentoring of other CPAs and overall contributions to the profession. Awards are given in three categories: Emerging Leader, Trailblazer. The women who are receiving the Women to Watch award continue a legacy of leadership, accomplishment and serve as positive role models not just for other women in the profession but for all accountants and finance professionals, said Rich Simitian, CPA, Interim President & CEO of CalCPA and CalCPA Education Foundation. They inspire ....
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NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals submitted CORPUS CHRISTI – A Brownsville girl is thankful she received a life-saving kidney transplant at Driscoll Children’s Hospital. Valeria Ramirez, 10, began dialysis at Driscoll Children’s Valley Dialysis Center in McAllen when she was eight years old. Valeria was on dialysis for ten months while she waited for a new kidney. Valeria was nine years old when she underwent the kidney transplant surgery. For about a year after the transplant, Valeria was in Corpus Christi receiving treatment. Driscoll Children’s Hospital, like many other healthcare organizations nationwide, is celebrating March as National Kidney Month to raise awareness about kidney disease. ....
HEMPSTEAD, Texas (KTRK) Concerned parents want answers after their 7-year-old child walked right out of school and was found wandering blocks away. Second-grader Valeria Ramirez lives about a mile away from Hempstead Elementary School. Her mom told ABC13 she thought her little girl was safe at school, but instead, she learned she was out dodging cars. Valeria is said to have left the elementary school Wednesday afternoon, all on her own. The 7-year-old said someone told her that her mom was waiting to take her home, but when that wasn t the case, she ended up walking. During an interview, Valeria s mom, Mabel Hernandez, said the district failed to keep her daughter safe and is wondering how the 7-year-old left the campus by herself before the bell rang. ....
This has been a historic year. The start of a new decade brought with it a global pandemic, wildfires and natural disasters spurred by climate change, a divisive presidential election and nationwide protests against racism and police brutality, to name a few. As 2021 draws near, Generation Next writers reflect on some of 2020âs most notable events. June 2019-present: Hong Kong protests The ongoing Hong Kong protests first erupted over the proposed 2019 extradition bill, which many believed threatened the autonomy of Hong Kong. Though the bill was first suspended indefinitely, protesters demanded it be withdrawn fully. Still, according to the BBC, when it was withdrawn, many believed it was âtoo little, too late.â Today, people continue to take to the streets to express their anger. ....